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U.S. stock index futures pointed to gains on Wall Street Wednesday, buoyed by a strong finish on Tuesday when the S&P 500 set a new record following a batch of better than expected economic reports.
Kit Juckes, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Societe Generale, comments on recent U.S. data and advises on how to invest in the dollar.
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Veteran trader Art Cashin acknowledged upbeat economic data will help the bulls, but the technicals could cause trouble.
Stocks finished broadly higher Tuesday, with the S&P 500 setting a new record, as investors cheered a batch of better-than-expected economic reports and merger activity.
CNBC's Rick Santelli discusses the latest action in the bond market, and the U.S. dollar.
Boris Schlossberg, BK Asset Management, weighs in on what's supporting the euro and why the U.S. dollar is not stronger. And Carl Larry, Oil Outlooks and Opinions, shares his thoughts on what's likely to impact oil prices.
U.S. stock index futures added to gains Tuesday after the long holiday weekend as investors cheered a better-than-expected durable goods orders report.
While the U.S. can't claim that it might be losing a friend with Russia's pivot east, it might be a different story for the dollar.
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The British pound sank on Tuesday after weak lending data added to concerns over a European election win for the anti-EU UKIP party.
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The euro recovered early losses on Monday after European election results saw gains for Eurosceptics but did not deliver a serious domestic blow to some European governments.
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Some local veterans have told KOB Eyewitness News 4 about problems at the VA hospital in Albuquerque.
But imagine having to drive hours to get here for an appointment just to be turned away.
KOB spoke to veterans in Roswell who say that's what happened to them.
"Oh we've had problems with that hospital for years," said John Taylor.
Taylor says it's no secret Roswell veterans are having problems at the Albuquerque VA hospital.
"I would say the common opinion in Roswell is the service is not what it should be," said Taylor.
Taylor says aside from the fact that veterans have to drive three hours to get care, once they're at the VA hospital the problem isn't over.
"The wait line in the emergency room once you get up there is horrendous," said Taylor.
Taylor says sometimes, even after veterans make the trip to Albuquerque, they aren't even seen.
"I have vets going up there saying that well I showed up for my appointment, they said that the doctor wasn't there yet so I waited three or four hours and finally had to come back home," said Taylor.
Other veterans say their problem was getting an appointment.
"I have a veteran right now, we've had him on the list for going on 11 months and still have not got him in," said Colonel Ron McKay.
"I needed an MRI on my back and the closest MRI appointment they had was eight months away," said Bert Eldridge.
Veterans in Roswell say not getting speedy healthcare is a problem because it was a service they were promised by the government.
"They need the upmost care because a lot of us took bullets and bayonets and all that," said Taylor. "We've been dying ever since that happened. It's just a balancing act trying to stay alive. You know if you don't get help staying alive from your medical treatment people that you were promised you were going to get, you know that's just not acceptable."
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Belur and Halebidu: Epics in Stone
Neither the temple tower is so huge and intimidating nor the temple complex. Did I waste my precious weekend, deciding to visit this rather small temple, some 4 hours drive from Bangalore?
That was my first impression, frankly.
As I got closer, I did come to know, it's different, and it's nothing like whatever I had seen before.
Hardly you could find an inch of space without some kind of stone carving in the whole structure.
Then slowly the great epics of Ramayana and Mahabharata unraveled in front of me.
The Chennakesava temple of Belur was was built by the Hoysala king Vishnuvardhana in 12th Century AD. Belur was an early capital of the Hoysala empire, which is now in the Hassan district of the South Indian state of Karnataka.
What really makes the Hoysala temples different from the other grand temples of south India is the intricate and detailed stone carved sculptures. For this, the grand sculptors of Hoysala temples used soapstone (chloritic schist). when quarried, soapstone is relatively soft and easy to carve and it becomes harder as time passes. Perfect to endure for hundreds of years and wave after wave of attacks from north Indian kingdoms.
The story behind the name of the dynasty, the Hoysala, is portrayed in a beautiful sculpture where the King faces an attacking lion alone and kills it.
I really didn't have an idea, what to shoot and what to leave behind. As I kept on clicking and time passed, my friend reminded me that we have to reach Halebidu before it's too late.
Half a day was too short to explore this incredible place. After "sort of covering" the temple we moved on.
How to reach Belur: There are frequent buses from Bangalore City bus stand (Majestic) to Hassan.
From Hassan, state transport buses ply frequently to Belur, Which is around 40 km away in Chickmagalur route.
The Chennakesava temple is just walkable from the bus stand.
Where to eat: Though it's a small town, there are some decent restaurants in Belur where you get mostly vegetarian food.
Best time to Explore: The seasonal changes are not much felt in this part of the world, which makes Belur visit a comfortable one all year round.
Accommodation in Belur: There are some basic accomodation available in the Belur town itself. But, a google search listed Mayura hotel with some really nice reviews(I haven't tried this place personally).
It was already evening by the time we reached Halebidu and the first impression was, OMG we need days to explore this temple complex.
Even though we got a great introduction to the stunning Hoysala architecture in Belur, we weren't really ready for the magic of the Hoysaleswara temple of Halebidu. The beauty and perfection of the intricately carved sculptures here is at a different level.
Halebidu was once the capital of Hoysala empire and attacked many a times by the armies of Delhi Sultanate.
Because of these waves of attacks, even after 86 years of work, the temple could never get completed.
The signs of which is very evident in some of the sculptures and pillars here.
As it was getting dark, and we had to explore the Kedareshwara temple and the Jain Basadi nearby, we left the temple half-heartedly. Before leaving, I tried to capture a few more images and I was really lucky.
Though relatively small in structure, the stone work at Kedareshwara temple is at the same level as the two temples we had already explored.
For a change, there was one more structure A Jain Basadi with a different style of architecture.
These two temples are less known and not many people visit here though it's directly behind the main temple complex, but really worth exploring.
How to Reach: Halebidu can be reached from Belur(17 km) or directly from Hassan(33km)
Accomodation In Halebidu: Again, I don't have any personal suggestions here but heard highly about KSTDC Mayura Shantala
Where to Eat: Halebidu doesn't have many an options as far as eateries are concerned.
Foot Note: Even though you can explore these two amazing places as a day trip from Bangalore, that would be quite tiring. Hassan is quite a big town and has got many options for accommodation, so plan for at least two days and appreciate these epics carved out of stone.
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She was a bit surprised at first and in a few moments she was on cloud nine.
I am sure most of us would have had this dream of playing with a butterfly when we were kids.
Let me share a Dreamy image for this week's challenge :)
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The one for the Challenge,
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Weekly Photo Challenge:Zigzag, Bandra–Worli Sea Link
It was late evening and I was in a car, still I tried my luck, clicking a few shots…
I really wish I get one more chance to photograph this engineering marvel, "the Bandra-Worli Sea Link", as I got only a few decent shots and one of them, I felt would fit for this week's challenge.Let me share it :)


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She's been subjected to it for years, including by a part of the media that likes to denounce discrimination of most kinds.
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@thepudgeman Any chance you could make a tournament, or is it possible to let others make a club tournament?
Is anyone else seeing weird numbers in their player stats? I show that I have 16 hole outs off green, but I remember only holing out once - from about 120 yards. I also show 35 hit the pins, and I've done that maybe four or five times tops. I've only played four complete rounds, so hitting the pin 35 times seems implausible.
I also thought perhaps that number was your cumulative yardage of doing that, but the holing out seems to shoot a hole in that theory.
It also seems strange that I would have 98 long drives - especially since my distance is currently topped out at 50. I remember seeing it pop up that I got bonus xp for a long drive less than half a dozen times.
It shows that I have the four complete rounds, but 184 holes played. I have barely done any of the other stuff outside of career, and clearly not done much of the career. It's not a huge deal, but just seems strange - or else I'm just misinterpreting things.
Anybody else have all kinds of things that don't line up?
I joined a few minutes ago via the website as I was rendering my game face. The instant I clicked to join my xbox locked up - so maybe don't do that?
Our club championship is going to be epic.
This is my first attempt at a baseball game in nearly a decade - the last one I tried was whatever the franchise was in 2005 for PS2. It was fun, but I couldn't find a balance difficulty wise. I like to try to play sports sims somewhat realistically (not shooting 47's in Tiger Woods or averaging 85 points per game in NBA 2K?), and in that game I would either hit somewhere in the .800-900 range on easy, or I could make a great hitter a sub .200 guy on medium.
However, a number of blurbs for MLB13 The Show mentioned beginner mode, and since I had a bunch of credit at GameStop I figured 'Why not?' and jumped in. First and foremost, the timing could not be better - after fighting with SimCity on my laptop for a couple hours while trying to watch some TV with my wife she went to bed and I got the TV to myself. I only got the chance to dabble for a few hours in the Road to the Show before spending 10 minutes poking around the franchise mode - which seemed fine.
Road to the Show absolutely seems like what I've been looking for in a baseball game. I made my guy a second baseman, and decided I'd like to stay with my hometown Diamondbacks, so right now I'm playing for their Double A team, the Mobile Baybears. What I love about it is that when my team is batting its just numbers on a screen with a graph showing what's happening (you can watch if you'd like) until it's my turn to bat. When its the other team's turn it treats it the same way - unless the next play is going to require me to field it - then it breaks in, I run over, grab the ground ball and throw it to whatever base I think I should. I've only botched that once, and that's because the buttons seem to be reversed. Since I'm playing 2nd Base, my view is a third person view from behind my guy, so the square button is throw it to first - and normally that should be circle. The fact that you can play a game in roughly 10 minutes or less is a godsend for me. I don't like simming game after game, but with baseball you almost have to - there's just too much to play when it takes nearly an hour. But knowing that I can spend an hour playing and knock out at least five games - I think I'm going to be far more likely to keep at it.
There's a bit of RPG leveling up in that you get points for doing well in the game (or lose points for doing poorly, I've lost 10 points several times by getting caught stealing), and luckily (I can't believe I'm saying this) I'm elated that I preordered the game from GameStop. In doing so I got 12,000 points to allocate (in two 6,000 point bundles) - and that is huge. I started my guy just using the normal points - I think 400 is what you start with. I played a game, went 1-4, and felt okay about that. After tinkering I found where I could cash in one of the 6,000 points, and my guy stopped sucking so bad. I had a game with two home runs, but I still only went 3-5 that game.
I started out on beginner, and it seems like there is a separate leveling up system for beginners. I'm now level 4/6 in beginner mode, and I'm starting to see more pitches other than fastballs down the middle. I don't know what will happen when I get 6/6, I'm guessing it will kick me up a notch and then I'll suck for a little while, but that is why I haven't cashed in the other 6,000 points. I plan on making a pitcher as well, and if the later stages of batting continues to flummox me like it used to I'll stick with my arm.
I also plan on messing around in Franchise, probably this evening, as well as doing a multiuser season, but we will see if that comes to fruition or not. For the time being, RTTS gets a big thumbs up from me.
I'm trying to fight the urge to start earmarking funds to buy this at launch. I've been hosed by too many console launches, but man does it look enticing. I already got the tentative go ahead from my wife, though she could have been sarcastic. Better to ask forgiveness than permission, right?
Also, this may be the only thing I've read online about the PS4 that had a string of comments excited for it. Sometimes I forget that the GB community isn't all jaded dicks and many people actually like liking things. Good job everybody.
Not sure if anyone's still playing, but I applied to the Xbox clan.


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Austin, Rams defense explode
Published: Nov 10, 2013
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Rams 38, Colts 8
Who woke Tavon Austin up?
Austin nearly matched his season total with 32.2 fantasy points in a surprise shellacking of the Colts. He entered the game with 32.3 fantasy points in 2013.
Austin showcased that home-run speed with a 98-yard punt return and touchdown catches of 57 and 81 yards. The fact Austin nearly matched his season total suggests the outing was a fluke. At least Kellen Clemens is showing an effort to get the ball to the rookie.
The Rams' defense also feasted on an AFC South opponent for the third time this season. They forced Andrew Luck into four turnovers, and Chris Long and a fumble return for a TD. St. Louis scored 29 fantasy points and scored 79 fantasy points against the AFC South this year. The bad news is that part of the schedule is over.
Lions 21, Bears 19
The Lions survived Soldier Field in a tight NFC North battle that featured banner play from stud receivers Calvin Johnson (8-83, 2 TDs) and Brandon Marshall (7-139, 2 TDs).
The interesting development is Jay Cutler, who suffered an ankle injury and looked gimpy in his return from a groin injury. Cutler sat out the game's final series, which Josh McCown led the almost-game tying drive with a TD pass to Marshall. McCown has proven capable in two relief appearances and a full start against the Packers, and he's shown the ability to get the ball to his receivers. He's a borderline QB1 if he starts against the Ravens, and perhaps a better play than a questionable Cutler.
Seattle 33, Falcons 10
Seattle crushed Atlanta in a NFC divisional playoff rematch, and the Seahawks playmakers -- including Russell Wilson, Marshawn Lynch and Golden Tate -- did their damage by halftime.
Atlanta, meanwhile, is quickly turning into a fantasy wasteland. Matt Ryan managed just 14.3 fantasy points, which is his best outing in the last three weeks. Steven Jackson and Roddy White combined for 31 yards, and even Tony Gonzalez has fallen into a backup option. It's been that kind of year in Atlanta, and Julio Jones' injury is partially responsible. But at some point, all of the Falcons' playmakers have to be considered backup options, and that's the case heading into Week 11. The matchup at Tampa Bay seems favorable, but be careful just the same.
Ravens 20, Bengals 17 OT
A.J. Green caught a miraculous 51-yard touchdown as time expired, but the Raven rallied in overtime for the win.
Despite the loss, Green has established himself as the second-best receiver in fantasy football -- and he's making a run at Calvin Johnson. Green leads all receivers with six 100-yard games this season, and he's working on a streak of five consecutive games with 100 yards or more. Green saved essentially what was a dud from Andy Dalton, who had just 47 yards passing at halftime and threw three interceptions.
Dalton now has two straight games with three interceptions, something owners have to keep in mind when he heads into another division matchup against Cleveland next week. Dalton didn't throw a TD in the first meeting against the Browns. Green will always be in play, but Dalton is looking more like a QB2 heading into the stretch run.
Eagles 27, Packers 13
The Foles-to-Cooper show had an encore, but the biggest news from this one was Seneca Wallace injuring his groin, forcing the Packers to call on Scott Tolzien.
Tolzien, seeing his first career NFL action, didn't have terrible numbers (24 of 39, 280 yards, TD), but he threw a couple crucial INTs and generally didn't move Green Bay's offense well. He locked in on Jarrett Boykin (8 catches, 13 targets, 122 yards) early and focused on Jordy Nelson (6 catches, 10 targets, 56 yards) late. Whether that happens next week -- or even if Tolzien is Green Bay's QB -- remains to be seen. Either way, Green Bay's receivers lose some value, and Eddie Lacy, despite running more (24-73), also loses some value because he's less likely to get scoring chances.
Nick Foles didn't play particularly well despite a solid stat line (228 yards, 3 TDs), as two of his long TDs were poorly thrown balls that happened to be caught. Regardless, Foles and Riley Cooper (3-102, 2 TDs) are in sync on long balls, and DeSean Jackson (4-80, TD) doesn't lose any value because of his big-play ability. However, only Cooper (5), Jackson (5) and Jason Avant had more than two targets, so Philadelphia's tight ends remain low-percentage plays despite their touchdowns last week.
Jaguars 29, Titans 27
Defense led the way for the Jaguars (four turnovers, safety, fumble return for a touchdown), who finally got the first win. Jake Locker left the game in the first half because of a foot injury, and Chris Johnson is once again being cursed by fantasy owners after running for just 30 yards and losing a fumble.
Johnson did add 43 yards through the air to somewhat salvage his day, but the Titans' offense was completely inept. Kendall Wright had his usual day (7 catches, 9 targets, 78 yards), and he's probably the most bankable player on the Titans -- if you're in the market for a good-but-not-great WR3. He performed well earlier this year with Ryan Fitzpatrick under center, so he won't be affected if Locker is out for an extended stretch again.
The Jaguars weren't much better. Maurice Jones-Drew managed a touchdown, but he had just 41 yards on 21 carries. He added 33 yards on four catches, and his high workload makes him tough to bench in most matchups, even if his upside his limited. Jordan Todman poached a rushing touchdown, but Denard Robinson had just four carries for three yards despite reports this week that he would get significantly more playing time. Don't worry about Robinson for now.
Steelers 23, Bills 10
EJ Manuel's return from a knee injury didn't go well, and whatever revival C.J. Spiller (8-23; 11 receiving yards) had last week was short lived. The Bills couldn't get anything going offensively against a Steelers' defense that was embarrassed last week against the Patriots.
Stevie Johnson (3-48) received 10 targets, but most weren't particularly close to him, and Fred Jackson (12-55; 7 receiving yards) also had trouble getting loose, though he was better than Spiller. Both Jackson and Johnson are decent plays most weeks because of their workloads, but Spiller is back on the "iffy" list.
Pittsburgh continued to pound Le'Veon Bell (22-57; 3 catches for 39 yards), but his weekly value hinges on his ability to score. Fortunately for his owners, he got in the end zone this week, but he hasn't shown us much when it comes to running the ball.
Giants 24, Raiders 20
Despite reports that Peyton Hillis would start for the Giants, Andre Brown wasted no time taking over the backfield. Playing his first game after breaking his leg in the preseason, Brown rushed 30 times for 115 yards and a touchdown. So much for "easing" him into the offense.
Brown looks like an every-week RB2 or flex, but there could be some residual leg soreness that hampers him next week. Regardless, he made a big impact and should continue getting touches.
The rest of the Giants' offense is much more of a question mark. Rueben Randle led the receivers in yards (50) and scored the lone receiving touchdown, but Victor Cruz had the most targets (10) despite catching just three for 37 yards. Hakeem Nicks had four catches for 49 yards on four targets. The lack of production from Eli Manning (140 yards, TD, INT) and his receivers in a favorable matchup like this is disappointing, and everyone aside from Cruz is a major roll of the dice each week.
The Raiders couldn't do much offensively, but Rashad Jennings was a bright spot, running for 88 yards on 20 carries and adding 19 through the air. He'll continue to be an RB2 while Darren McFadden (hamstring) is out.
Panthers 10, 49ers 9
It was a defensive struggle as expected in San Francisco, leaving fantasy owners invested in this game hanging. Cam Newton and Colin Kaepernick, who each had terrible fantasy matchups, combined for 260 passing yards, two picks, 33 rushing yards and no touchdowns. That's really all you need to know about how the rest of this game went. Steve Smith led all receivers with six catches and 63 yards, while Frank Gore led all rushers with 82 yards on 16 carries. Yawn. The lesson: both of these defenses are legit. You can rely on them as weekly fantasy units, but be careful starting players against them.
San Francisco's offense, particularly Kaepernick, was also hurt by losing TE Vernon Davis in the second quarter to a concussion. He was replaced by second-round rookie Vance McDonald, who has a chance to make an impact in a thin 49ers passing attack if Davis misses time. Of course, it's also a chance for Anquan Boldin and Mario Manningham, who led the team with six targets in his season debut Sunday, to step up. Either way, it's bad news for Kaepernick.
Broncos 28, Chargers 20
Even after a week off, the Broncos offense was still humming in Week 10 as Peyton Manning threw for 330 yards and four TDs. Three of those scores went to Demaryius Thomas (7-108) and Julius Thomas (3-96) grabbed the other on a 74-yarder (his ankle looked fine, by the way). That meant Eric Decker (3-52, five targets) and Wes Welker (3-21, six targets) were left out this time around. Don't worry; everyone gets their turn in this offense. Meanwhile, Knowshon Moreno stayed involved with 22 touches for 114 total yards, even though Denver didn't lean heavily on the run until late. He actually led the team with eight catches (49 yards) and was second to Demaryius in targets (10-8). One thing to watch this week will be how Manning recovers from a couple of low tackles that appeared to hurt his ankles or maybe a knee.
Chargers QB Philip Rivers didn't deliver in this great matchup against Manning, throwing for just 218 yards with a TD while taking four sacks. He was under constant pressure from Denver and couldn't connect with Keenan Allen (4-41, five targets) for the big play. Even though it was a missed opportunity for Rivers and Allen, we're still high on both moving forward. The Chargers backfield, however, will continue to be a headache. Even though both Ryan Mathews (15 touches, 61 yards) and Danny Woodhead (10 touches, 44 yards) both scored Sunday, that won't continue. The timeshare is making it hard to guess which back to start from week-to-week, making neither more than a risky flex play.
Cardinals 27, Texans 24
The Cardinals won Sunday, but anyone banking on their two main fantasy assets -- Larry Fitzgerald and Andre Ellington -- might not. Credit the Texans for taking away Fitz, who had just three catches for 23 yards on six targets. That left Carson Palmer (241 yards, two TDs, two turnovers) to lean on Andre Roberts (5-72, TD), who led the team with eight targets with Michael Floyd sidelined by a shoulder injury, and Rob Housler (4-57, TD) for a decent day. Meanwhile, Arizona only got Ellington 13 touches (for 73 yards) -- they wanted to get him around 20 -- while Rashard Mendenhall had 13 carries for 42 yards and lost a fumble. Perhaps that fumble will put Ellington at the top of the depth chart for good, but it's clear this will remain a committee backfield.
Texans QB Case Keenum had another good fantasy day, though he completed just 22 of 43 passes for 201 yards and three TDs with a fumble. He obviously likes Andre Johnson (5-37, 12 targets), who caught two more TD passes, but note that rookie DeAndre Hopkins (6-69) had just one fewer target, while TE Garrett Graham (2-18, three targets) wasn't a factor despite the great matchup. Keep an eye on Hopkins going forward. Also watch the Texans' backfield with Arian Foster done for the year. Ben Tate (15-56) struggled, though he played well ahead of Dennis Johnson (five touches, 21 yards). Still, the rookie could be one shot to Tate's ribs away from a starting job.
Saints 49, Cowboys 17
The Saints offense is good and the Cowboys defense isn't but we already knew that. What we weren't expecting is the Saints' RB trio of Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles and Mark Ingram to combine for 359 total yards and five touchdowns. Even more surprising: Ingram rushed 14 times for 145 yards. This game got away from Dallas quickly, though, so don't put too much stock into those stats. This is still a crowded backfield and touches won't be as plentiful every week to satisfy all three. Same goes for the receiving corps, but we did like seeing Marques Colston (7-107, TD) active and heavily involved with a team-high eight targets. However, the Saints were limiting Jimmy Graham's (5-59, five targets) snaps in the blowout, so Kenny Stills (3-75, TD) was still able to make an impact.
Dallas began the game by establishing the run, but was forced to abandon that plan as the Saints pulled away in the second half. DeMarco Murray finished with 89 yards and a TD on 16 carries, his most since Week 3, but just eight totes and 30 yards came after the first quarter. The blowout didn't help Tony Romo and Co., though. The Saints defense locked down Dez Bryant (1-44, two targets) and held Romo to just 128 yards on 10-for-24 passing. Terrance Williams did catch a 21-yard TD pass, but that was all the damage Dallas could do against what is emerging as one of the league's toughest pass defenses. On the bright side, Bryant's back didn't seem to be a factor in his quiet game.


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Reissues feature Garfunkel, Weather Report
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Oxford - 36 miles
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Manchester - 147 miles
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Aylesbury - 53 miles
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Wolverhampton - 89 miles
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Wolverhampton - 89 miles
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Cardiff - 63 miles
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Braunton - 105 miles
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Purfleet - 87 miles
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Preston - 172 miles
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London - 76 miles
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Cwmbran - 58 miles
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Cwmbran - 58 miles
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London - 73 miles
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Windsor - 51 miles
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Great Bookham - 60 miles
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Leeds - 171 miles
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Morpeth - 275 miles
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Glasgow - 331 miles
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Saint Helens - 152 miles
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London - 76 miles
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Welwyn Garden City - 74 miles
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Deal - 136 miles
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Jewel Factory Answers for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Jewel Factory question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Mobile Deluxe
- Publisher: Mobile Deluxe
- Genre: Miscellaneous Edutainment
- Release Date: Dec 24, 2010
- ESRB: Not Set
Question & Answers
Rainbow factory not producing
For some reason, my rainbow factories won't make coins. The each have a rainbow jewel. This happened before. I played the games, hoping that would do something, but it didn't. Later, I started getting coins. But it has stopped again. I never get a bubble saying it's getting full. When I press on the factory, it glows but no money comes out of it. Any suggestions?
Answer from: answer
Best way to solve is to sell ruby from one of the gold-making monuments, move rainbow #1 there, buy a ruby, move rainbow #2 over to first factory, move rainbow #1 into second factory, move new ruby into monument. Best to do this after you harvest gold from said monument. :) This works for any locked jewel factory.
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This trick works pretty well, but only for so long. Then the factory locks up again. This is the only kind of factory that locks up on me.
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He remembers having spent his childhood under his father's drawing tables, passing hours stitching, cutting, gluing and grinding, disassembling bicycles, motorbikes and other objects. Endless hours, an entire life spent dismantling and reassembling anything that fell into his hands, reconstructing his surrounding world. He continues to shake the traditions and culture of the world's major cities, with the interior design of the restaurant at Hong Kong's Peninsula Hotel (1994), the Teatron in Mexico (1995), the Delano Hotel a Miami (1995), the Modrian in Los Angeles (1996), the Asia de Cuba restaurant in New York (1997), as well as an entire series of ongoing projects in London and elsewhere. His skill lies in being able to transform instantly the object of the commission into a place filled with charm, pleasure and encounters. He tirelessly modifies everyday life, exalting the deepest roots of existence in his changes. His increasing fascination with life has now led him to create clothes, underwear, footwear, glasses, food, and always with the conviction that his design respects nature and the future of humankind. In the exhibits of museums all around the world, in Paris, New York, Munich, London, Chicago, Kyoto and Barcelona, his work is considered to be that of a master. He has received numerous prizes and awards: designer of the year, the Oscar de luminaire (1980), the title of Officier des Artes et des Lettres (1985), Compasso d'Oro ADI (2001), Show Boats in Munich (2003), and many others.
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The founders of the popular Facebook group "Massapequa Moms," a 'virtual living room with 6,700 people,' are leveraging their social media power to create a new discount loyalty card good all over Long Island—including, they hope, in Mineola.
With a hugely popular Facebook community, co-founders Dawn Boyle Kostakis and Stephanie Hartman wanted to "figure out a way that we could help the consumer and the business owner at the same time; keeping commerce going, keeping it all local and having the people get a little bang for their buck," said Kostakis. They wanted to serve more than just Massapequa, too, and the Long Island Loyalty card was born.
As I tried to make my way through the unforgiving monsoon season, rain pouring as far as the eye could see, dodging puddles I rushed inside the school building. The guard yelled in the background for the children to come in quickly before they dragged in even more mud inside. Trying hard not to slip on the wet dirty floor, I pondered to myself what
exactly I was doing here. The words of Mahatma Gandhi resonated inside my head, "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."
Here I was at a school in Mumbai India, 7800 miles from my home in Mineola, volunteering with "Aseema," a non-governmental organization whose mission is to empower and educate the under privileged children. Children living on the streets or in slums and in inhuman conditions.
East Williston resident Brian Advocate-Ross addressed the Village of East Williston Board of Trustees earlier this month about an alleged drug problem at 386 Roslyn Rd. Advocate-Ross lives next to the house, and alleged to the village that there is "abundant drug use going on there—they've got people coming and going all day long, parking all over the place, and I have a little museum of drug paraphernalia that they throw over the fence."
Advocate-Ross, who said a school two blocks away from the house, is primarily concerned about the safety of his four young children, and said he has called the police at the Third Precinct numerous times and expressed disappointment.
"I'm tired of calling them, they do nothing," Advocate-Ross said. "My 6-year-old is finding what they throw over the fence and bringing them to me. I'm not going to tolerate it."
The Third Precinct declined to comment.
New Hyde Park-based Lalezarian Developers is coordinating plans to build a 296-unit apartment complex, with retail space and a restaurant, near the Mineola Long Island Rail Road Station at 199 Second St., Village of Mineola officials announced. Citibank currently occupies the space.
If built, the rental building would be Lalezarian's second Mineola development, along with the 315-unit dwelling currently rising on Old Country Road.
Mayor Scott Strauss said he has seen preliminary plans of Frank and Kevin Lalezarian, and that they are being updated.
The Mineola Village Board denied CVS Pharmacy's request to maintain storage containers at its 17 East Jericho Tpke. property last week. The denial followed a verbal lashing by the board of trustees at the previous meeting, when they described described CVS as "bad neighbors."
According to village reps, CVS could file an Article 78 to challenge the administrative action in court—in essence suing to have the ruling overturned. This is considered unlikely.
Senator Jack Martins discussed education, business and drug use among other topics in a an exclusive interview with this newspaper and FiOS 1 News. He's currently seeking re-election in November, being challenged by Democrat Adam Haber. Pointing to what he called "key legislation," particularly the tax cap legislation passed in 2011 and prescription drug bill he helped shepherd to enactment, Martins feels New York State is on track to continue fiscal responsibility.
"In these last four years, we've had four balanced budgets, we've cut taxes working together, we have paid off debt, streamlined government, kept spending below 2 percent each one of those years," Martins said.
A contingent of 80 Mineola runners embarked on their first trek to lower Manhattan last year for the Tunnel To Towers 5K Run through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel toward the World Trade Center site. This year, the United Mavericks, a networking group of local business people that support local charities and causes, are gearing up surpass that number.
Mavericks reps say they're half way to gathering 1,000 people to run in the event's 13th year on Saturday, Sept. 28.
The run honors a fireman Stephen Siller, who was enjoying a day off planning to play golf before he learned the Twin Towers were hit by two airplanes during the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. He was one of the 343 firefighters who died when the towers collapsed.
As the night sky fell on Memorial Park last Thursday, Mineola residents and officials paused to remember the almost 3,000 lives that were lost in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
Mayor Scott Strauss, a former NYPD EMS worker and 9/11 first responder, was one of the many who rushed into Manhattan after the attacks, searching the rubble for survivors. He was part of the rescue effort that saved the lives of Port Authority Police officers Will Jimeno and John McLoughlin.
Swaths of nearby and local residents flocked to the sixth annual Mineola Street Fair on Sunday, Sept. 14. With vendors lined up and down the streets featuring local businesses and restaurants, live performances and various entertainment for kids, the Mineola Chamber of Commerce-sponsored event didn't disappoint Mary Cheung of Great Neck.
"These fairs are always fun," she said. "It's not too hot, not too cold. The music is the best part."
A bunch of fruit in a bowl may not be that exciting to look at, that is unless you're looking at them from Nancy Colleary's point of view. Through her still life paintings, the she explores shadows, colors and light to make the most ordinary objects appear beautiful.
From her in-home studio, she continues to hold classes and work on her own projects, which includes paintings that are on display at Walk Street in Garden City and Chef's Corner in Mineola.
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As the cooler weather approaches, bermudagrass growth rate and wear tolerance will come to a stop. Rounds of golf will stay at a high, steady rate each day through the winter and it's our job to help guide each golfer through the golf course and protect the turf. On THE PLAYERS Stadium, we began permanently installing new posts and chains around some high traffic green surrounds in place of the ropes and stakes. This new installation has proven successful at dispersing traffic while also looking very professional.
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Friday, October 31, 2014
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
THE PLAYERS Stadium: Overseeding
Last week on THE PLAYERS Stadium, the agronomy team began the process of over seeding the driving range tee, 3 tees in the professional short game area, and the par 3 tees on the golf course. These tees tend to receive much more traffic than our par 4 and 5 tees. Over seeding helps protect the dormant bermudagrass from wear and traffic. Before seeding with perennial rye grass, the tees were scalped down and blown clean. The lower height assures proper seed-to-soil contact. Once the west half of the driving range tee is fully covered, the eastern half will be over seeded, allowing guests to practice off fresh turf grass.
|Tees were scalped down to a height of .275".
|After scalping, clippings were blown off the tee.
|Rotary spreaders were used to spread the Perennial Ryegrass seed.
|Drop spreaders were used on edges to keep from contaminating the rough.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Dye's Valley Assistant Superintendent: Spencer Cox
Spencer Cox has recently been promoted to Assistant Superintendent on Dye's Valley. Spencer transferred from TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee. He began working on Dye's Valley in September 2013 as an Assistant in Training. Throughout his year as an AIT Spencer displayed excellent leadership skills and work ethic, making him a vital component during the re-construction of Dye's Valley. We see a bright future in Spencer and are looking forward to having him on the agronomy management team at TPC Sawgrass.
Posted by TPC Sawgrass Agronomy at 10/07/2014 04:21:00 PM
THE PLAYERS Stadium: Addressing Localized Dry Areas
Water Management is a key factor in producing healthy ultra-dwarf greens in Florida. Some localized areas on the PLAYERS Stadium greens are not retaining moisture as well as the majority of the green. We are working to incorporate a soil amendment mix of Dakota Peat and Maxand to help address this issue. A hand spiker and light bristle brush was also used to help incorporate the mix into the profile. We will continue this process as long as growth rates are optimal.
|Light bristle brush used to incorporate the amendments
Posted by TPC Sawgrass Agronomy at 10/07/2014 12:53:00 PM
PLAYERS Stadium: Greens Topdressing
Last week on PLAYERS Stadium, the agronomy team lightly topdressed all greens with a green topdressing sand. We switch to green and then black starting in the fall. Colored sands absorb more sunlight and heat. They are also more aesthetically pleasing during our peak golfing season. After topdressing, the sand was brushed in using push brooms and then watered. This assures as much sand-to-soil contact as possible.
A close look at the fine green sand
Getting started topdressing practice greens
Posted by TPC Sawgrass Agronomy at 10/07/2014 12:49:00 PM
Thursday, October 2, 2014
National Award 2014 PLAYERS Annual Flower Display
Congratulations to all members of the Landscape Operations Team! Professional Landcare Network (PLANET) recently awarded the 2014 MERIT AWARD - SPECIAL PROJECTS for the 2014 PLAYERS Annual Flower Display. The TPC Sawgrass Landscape Operations Team worked tirelessly to create extraordinary displays of annual color throughout the resort areas and the PLAYERS Stadium golf course. The display was climaxed by the flower change out of Pink Bronze Leaf Begonia for Mother's Day on the 17th hole of the PLAYERS Stadium Course (pictured).
PLAYERS Stadium Course #17 'Tree Island'
Posted by TPC Sawgrass Agronomy at 10/02/2014 11:07:00 AM
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
PLAYERS Stadium: New Assistant Superintendents-in-Training
Jay Richardson joined the TPC Sawgrass Agronomy team in June of 2014. After volunteering for THE PLAYERS and graduating from Horry-Gergetown Technical College in 2013, he made the move to Ponte Vedra from Greenville, SC. He began at TPC Sawgrass as an intern on DYE's Valley during the DYE's Valley renovation. After interning on DYE's Valley for four months, Jay was promoted to Assistant Superintendent-in-Training on the PLAYERS Stadium Course. Jay's previous work experience includes roles at The Cliffs at Mountain Park, Myrtle Beach National, Charleston National and Holly Tree Country Club. He has also volunteered at The Legend Resort and Golf for the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. Jay has been an asset to our team. He is eager to begin preparations for THE 2015 PLAYERS.
Taylor Griffin, a native of Greenville, SC is our newest team member as Assistant Superintendent-in-Training on the PLAYERS Stadium. A graduate of Horry Georgetown Technical College, he volunteered for both 2013 and 2014 PLAYERS. Taylor's previous work experience includes roles at The Cliffs at Glassy, Los Angeles Country Club, and Pinehurst Resort for the the 2014 Men's and Women's U.S. Opens. Taylor has also volunteered at The Legends Resort and Golf for the 2013 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf and at Valhalla for the 2014 PGA Championship. He is very excited to be apart of the TPC Sawgrass team and is looking forward to the growing through his experiences at TPC Sawgrass.
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Bob and Linda Vincent Edmonds of Cayce, South Carolina, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 5, 2014. A drop in was given in their honor at the Fellowship Hall of Cayce United Methodist Church on June 7, 2014, by their children and grandchildren.
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The Brandon Wheat Kings' recent penchant for giving up a lot of shots burned them on Saturday in Edmonton.
The host Oil Kings pelted Brandon goalie Curtis Honey — who was pressed in the action due to an injury suffered by Corbin Boes on Friday — with 52 shots on their way to a 5-2 Western Hockey League victory over the Wheat Kings.
Brandon has given up 187 shots in its past four games, allowing 44 or more in each of those contests. Head coach Dwayne Gylywoychuk said defensive zone coverage, turnovers and a failure to compete for loose pucks and clear them from the Wheat Kings' end is resulting in too many chances for opponents.
"Curtis Honey was left alone a lot of times and he stood tall in there for us," said Gylywoychuk, whose team fell into last place in the Eastern Conference with an 18-28-2-2 record. "He made some big saves … or the score would have been a lot worse."
Curtis Lazar scored two goals for the conference-leading Oil Kings (34-11-2-3), while Dylan Wruck had a goal and two assists. Michael St. Croix and Stephane Legault also scored, with Henrik Samuelsson dishing out three assists.
Jayce Hawryluk scored for the Wheat Kings and assisted on Eric Roy's marker.
The Oil Kings outshot the Wheat Kings 15-3 in the first period and took a 2-0 lead, but Hawryluk scored on a nice individual effort late in the frame and Roy wristed a point shot in the second that bounced off an Edmonton defender and into the net to tie the game.
Just when it looked like the Wheat Kings had stolen the momentum back, Edmonton replied with three goals in a span of 6:05 to take a three-goal lead into the second intermission.
"We had an opportunity where we were back in the game," Gylywoychuk said. "They came and scored on a line change and I just didn't think that we competed after that to give ourselves a chance to get back in the game."
Now 1-1 on their Alberta road trip, the Wheat Kings wrap up three games in three nights on Sunday against the Calgary Hitmen (4:35 p.m., CKLQ) and Gylywoychuk said the players need to wipe the slate clean and focus on a successful finish to the weekend.
"It's an opportunity for us to get some points in a building where we've got to go in and compete," he said. "We've got to put this one to rest and forget about it and realize what we have to do on the road to be successful."
ONE-TIMERS: Edmonton G Tristan Jarry made 26 saves … The Wheat Kings were 0-for-2 on the power play, while the Oil Kings were 1-for-2 … Gylywoychuk said he wouldn't know the extent of Boes' lower-body injury until the veteran saw a doctor … With Boes out, G Jordan Papirny was called up from midget to back up Honey … The Wheat Kings also scratched LW/RW Richard Nejezchleb (hand, four weeks), C Tyrel Seaman (concussion, indefinite) and D Kord Pankewicz.
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How To Clean Puck Marks Off Goalie Equipment
To keep your equipment looking new between hockey games, learning how to clean puck marks off goalie equipment is a very useful skill. It's inevitable that hockey goaltender equipment will be susceptible to puck marks, especially as goaltenders face sometimes in upwards of 50 shots per game. While many like to leave the marks as is, to show their war trophies, others like the fresh and clean look. Cleaning puck marks off goalie equipment is not difficult, but can take a bit of time and elbow grease.
- Your goalie equipment, such as goalie pads and gloves
- Water
- Melamine foam dirt-erasing scrubber
- Goo-removing cleaning solution
- Towel or washcloth
- Sponge
- Mild dish soap
- Wet the dirt-erasing scrubber completely with water. Squeeze to remove excess water.
- Gently rub the dirt-erasing scrubber on the puck marks on your goalie equipment. Be careful to not scrub too hard as the melamine foam can be abrasive if too much pressure is applied. Repeat the process for other puck marks.
- If the dirt-erasing scrubber does not work well on your particular goalie equipment, try the goo-removing cleaning solution. Place a small amount of the goo-removing cleaning solution on the towel or washcloth. Gently use the towel and cleaning solution to remove any remaining puck marks.
- Wet the sponge, squeezing to remove excess water, and apply a small amount of dish soap. Use the non-scrubber side of the sponge to wipe down the rest of the equipment. Continue cleaning until your goalie equipment reaches your satisfied condition of clean, then allow to dry.
- Test each method in a small rarely seen portion of your equipment as surfaces and materials may react differently and possibly unfavorably to certain cleaning methods.
- When cleaning, be sure to only rub gently as to not scratch the goalie equipment surface.
- According to manufacturer's suggestions, resist the urge to launder goalie equipment in a washing machine with bleach. When needed, spot clean your equipment with a wet rag then hang to dry.
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